Glossary

Protection

Deutsch: Schutz / Español: Protección / Français: Protection

In an industrial context, "protection" refers to measures taken to ensure the safety and security of people, equipment, facilities, and the environment. The protection industry encompasses the production and supply of products and services that provide protection, including personal protective equipment (PPE), security systems, and environmental control technologies.

Some examples of industries related to protection include:

  1. Personal protective equipment (PPE) manufacturing and distribution
  2. Fire protection and safety equipment production
  3. Security systems and services
  4. Environmental monitoring and control technologies
  5. Emergency response and disaster management
  6. Industrial safety consulting and training services
  7. Cybersecurity and data protection services.

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